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Doctrine refers to the following except
A. Teachings
B. Instructions
C. Principles
D. Codes
ANSWER: D
The systematic gathering and simple presentation of scriptural body of truth is called
A. Bible exegesis
B. Bible Revelation
C. Bible doctrine
D. Bible study
ANSWER: C
The word "Doctrine" is used how many times in the authorized version of scripture.
A. 66
B. 56
C. 46
D. 36
ANSWER: B
The study of religious doctrines and matters pertaining to divinity is called
A. Escatology
B. Theology
C. Arthropology
D. None of the above
ANSWER: B
The process of tracing the progress of truths through the books of the Bible is termed
A. Systematic approach
B. Exegetical Theology
C. Biblical Theology
D. None of the Above
ANSWER: C
The orderly arrangement of of fundamental doctrines of the scriptures is called
A. Progressive Theology
B. Systematic Theology
C. Exegetical Theology
D. Dogmatic Theology
ANSWER: B
The doctrine of the scriptures is referred to as
A. Bibliology
B. Arthropology
C. Hematology
D. Oncology
ANSWER: A
One of these is termed the doctrine of God except
A. Eclesiology
B. Eschatology
C. Theology
D. None of the above
ANSWER: C
Pneumatology is the doctrine of ............
A. Holy Spirit
B. Man
C. Sin
D. Salvation
ANSWER: A
The doctrine of end times or last things is called
A. Eschatology
B. Arthropology
C. Oncology
D. None of the above
ANSWER: A
Soteriology is the doctrine of .........
A. Man
B. Sin
C. Salvation
D. Holy Spirit
ANSWER: C
Harmatiology is the doctrine of ........
A. Sin
B. Holy Spirit
C. Salvation
D. Man
ANSWER: A
Exegetical Theology is concerned with the following except
A. Biblical languages
B. Biblical Archeology
C. Biblical Hermeneutics
D. Biblical Escatology
ANSWER: D
The study of the doctrines of Christian religion as they were progressively debated, modified and articulated by individuals and groups throughout the centuries since the end of the apostolic era is called
A. Historical Theology
B. Systematic Theology
C. Dogmatic Theology
D. None of the above
ANSWER: A
Man's statement of a truth set forth as in a creed is called ........
A. Dogma
B. History
C. Revelation
D. None of the above
ANSWER: A
God's revelation of truth as found in the scriptures is called......
A. Doctrine
B. Dogma
C. History
D. None of the above
ANSWER: A
The study of the doctrine of Christian groups as they have been developed within the 20th century and about the growth and influence of socio political and economic systems in the doctrines of the church or group is called........
A. Exegetical Theology
B. Contemporary Theology
C. Historical Theology
D. None of the above
ANSWER: B
Practical application of theology in the regeneration, edification and education of man is the goal of ..........
A. Exegetical Theology
B. Pastoral Theology
C. Historical Theology
D. None of the above
ANSWER: B
The following except one represents the symbols for Bible doctrines
A. Leaven
B. Wind
C. Rain
D. Light
ANSWER: D
The Greek word "Biblios" means ......
A. Book
B. Letter
C. Testament
D. Covenant
ANSWER: A
The word "Scriptures" was used how many times in the gospels
A. 24
B. 28
C. 34
D. 36
ANSWER: A
The word "Scriptures" was mentioned how many times in the rest of the new testament apart from the gospels.
A. 28
B. 34
C. 36
D. 24
ANSWER: A
How many times was the word "Scriptures" found in the old testament
A. 32
B. 23
C. 31
D. 1
ANSWER: D
The word "Oracle" in the description of the scriptures means.......
A. The speaking place
B. The word of God
C. God's writings
D. None of the above
ANSWER: A
According to 1Peter 4:11, the believers when ministering the word of God are to speak as ........
A. Servants of God
B. Oracles of God
C. Children of God
D. All of the above
ANSWER: B
The word "Testament" simply means ......
A. Covenant
B. Writings
C. Speakings
D. Revelations
ANSWER: A
According to Jeremiah 23:29, the word of God is described as......
A. Water
B. Fire
C. Hammer
D. B and C
ANSWER: D
James 1:23 describe the word of God as......
A. Wind
B. Mirror
C. Fire
D. Water
ANSWER: B
The symbol of the word of God in 1Peter2:2 is .....
A. Milk
B. Water
C. Food
C. None of the above
ANSWER: A
According to Hebrews 4:12, the word of God is like a.........
A. Sword
B. Rock
C. Food
D. Mirror
ANSWER: A
Psalms 19:10, describes the word of God as
A. Honey
B. Water
C. Food
D. Rock
Answer: A
In Ecclesiastes 12: 11, the word of God is likened to a.......
A. Nail
B. Hammer
C. Water
D. Meat
ANSWER: A
The Greek word "Theopneustos" is translated as.......
A. Inspiration
B. Revelation
C. Salvation
D. Illumination
ANSWER: A
The word "Canon" means .......
A. Measuring line
B. Measuring rod
C. Measuring reed
D. All of the above
ANSWER: B
The claim that when bishops of the church collectively make decisions that are infallible and become final authority for the church is called.......
A. Papal infallibility theory
B. Church infallibility theory
C. Episcopal infallibility theory
D. All of the above
ANSWER: C
The new testament canon was generally accepted with its 27books by the close of..........
A. 4th Century
B. 5th Century
C. 6th Century
D. 7th Century
ANSWER: A
The fall of Babylon under the Medes and Persians was clearly foretold over how many years before it took place.
A. 100years
B. 120years
C. 130years
D. 140years
ANSWER: A
The following are the results of inspiration except........
A. Genuiness
B. Credibility
C Canonicity
D. Revelation
ANSWER: D
The process of the Holy Spirit enlightening man's understanding to be able to receive God's revelation is called.........
A. Illumination
B. Inspiration
C. Authority
D. None of the above
ANSWER: A
According to Webster's dictionary, the supernatural influence of the Spirit of God on the human mind by which the prophets, apostles and sacred writers were qualified to set forth divine truths without any mixture of error is called........
A. Inspiration
B. Revelation
C. Illumination
D. None of the above
ANSWER: A
Holy men of God moved by the Holy Spirit wrote the scriptures.
A. True
B. False
ANSWER: B
Matthew 7:6 describes the word of God as a.......
A. Pearl
B. Treasure
C. Sword
D. Star
ANSWER: A
The Greek word "Apokalupsis" means to ........
A. Recieve
B. Unveil
C. Examine
D. None of the above
ANSWER: B
Matthew 4:4 describes the word of God as........
A. Bread
B. Water
C. Light
D. Nail
ANSWER: A
Romans 3:2 refers to the law as .........
A. Lively Oracles
B. Word of God
C. Spirit and life
D. None of the above
ANSWER: A
In 2Timothy 3:16, Paul tells us that the scriptures are given for the following except
A. Doctrine
B. Reproof
C. Correction
D. Revelation
ANSWER: D
One of the following is not a proof of inspiration
A. Miracles
B. Prophecy and fulfillment
C. Credibility
D. None of the above
ANSWER: C
Miracles are an evidence of divine power, while prophecy is an evidence of ...........
A. Divine Knowledge
B. Divine mercy
C. Divine Benevolence
D. None of the above
ANSWER: A
Biblical Doctrine must possess all the following qualities except
A. Purity
B. Soundness
C. Scriptural accuracy
D. None of the above
ANSWER: D
The word of God is described as the following except
A. The word of Christ
B. The word of life
C. The word of the prophets
D The word of Faith
ANSWER: C